saying Good Night in Kinyarwanda

Ijoro Ryiza

Ijoro – “Night” Ryiza – “Good”, good night! As we will see in other courses, ryiza, byiza, mwiza, etc are al adjectives for “Good”. They change depending on the object you are referring too. For instance, a good person would be “Umuntu Mwiza”, umuntu meaning person, “mwiza” good! To explore later

For now, just memorize that “Ijoro ryiza” is good night

There is also another expression to say “Good Night”

Muramuke (Singular: Uramuke). By now youb should have notices that, many times, plurar form starts with “MU”, and singular is “U”;

Below is for “Uramuke”

If you are struggling to repeat what I said above, It’s because of how native speakers pronounce “k”. In Kinyarwanda, K is pronounces “KY”.